Category: Blog
Blog articles
Tablets: The New and Sustainable Future of Toothpaste
Tidalove, an environmentally conscious business specialising in self-care products, introduced its fluoride-containing toothpaste tablets to meet all oral and environmental needs without compromising on the other.
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Autofluorescence and its use in the early detection of oral cancer
Dentists play an important role in the early detection of oral cancer. They can use various tools and techniques to aid in detection, including visual examination, palpation, and imaging technologies such as autofluorescence visualisation.
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Vaping and Oral Health: Unveiling the risks behind the Vape Clouds
Do you know that doctors once recommended smoking to their patients? Yes, it is true; from 1930...
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Pro bono dental treatment with life changing impact
The Filling the Gap dental charity provides pro bono dental treatment in NSW and the ACT for those...
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Artificial Intelligence in Dentistry – A Profound Change Diagnostic Protocols is Coming
More than one quarter of research and development efforts in artificial intelligence (AI) in...
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Rise of Single-Use Burs: Effective and Sanitary
Single-use burs are a great innovation in dentistry that ensures patient safety and hygiene while ensuring efficient and economical oral healthcare delivery.
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Airborne particle dispersion around the feet of surgical staff while walking in and out of a bio-clean operating theatre
This article looks at the paper “Airborne particle dispersion around the feet of surgical staff...
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5 Content Strategies to Boost Dental Marketing
In Australia’s competitive dental market, it’s more important than ever to engage with...
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Robo-Smiles: Aussie Dental surgery’s Cutting-Edge Future
Robo-Smiles: Embracing Australian Dental Surgery’s Cutting-Edge Future The use of robotics...
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Adapting to the Trend of Dental Patient Self-Diagnosis
As a dental professional, you will have noticed the growing number of patients that you treat who have conducted research or even self-diagnosis before having come to your surgery. By adapting your practices and patient interactions to the consequences of this reality, you can ensure you are doing what you can to mitigate the very real dangers of misinformation and disinformation to your patients’ health.
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